Stabbing in Skid Row in front of the Winegard Shelter 6th @ San Pedro: Rachel Sakhi eyewitness videotape: currently 7:07 pm (pst) published, 8/11/2017

Stabbing in Skid Row in front of the Winegard Shelter 6th @ San Pedro: Rachel Sakhi eyewitness videotape: currently 7:07 pm (pst) published, 8/11/2017

Bragging about the privileged society canceling her obligations to teach, but terrorist victims cant turn in late assignments: Busy having sex with my spouse.

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DeVry U: Sakhi, Rachel - JADM210: Week 6 Discussion: The Death Penalty [Wed, Aug 9, 2017, 9:38 pm pst]

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WEEK 6: THE DEATH PENALTY

Legal rights include voting for a U.S. president, and standing in line at the voting polls is something immigrants are proud to get caught doing projecting the image of having fun as well as appearing accepted, superior in race to Blacks born in North America, are mentally well, and therefore ethnically superior to others that are American alumni.

Alternatively, everyone simply participates in society enjoying normal daily activities such as buying groceries at the same shared and registered business alongside other racially ethnic residents of America, using public laundry facilities, paying rent, acquiring a lease agreement, reproducing babies, enrolling in school, college, and gaining legitimate employment, not human or drug trafficking to survive, and controlling personal, business, and family relationships.

Crooks, kriminals, offenders, inmates, and banned entities don't enjoy the above described privileges. 

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DeVry U: Sakhi, Rachel - JADM210: Week 6 Discussion: Riots and Disturbances [Wed, Aug 9, 2017, 9:38 pm pst]

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  WEEK 6: RIOTS AND DISTURBANCES

  Pressure from inequality usually is what disturbs people. 

  Most, if not all people are comfortable avoiding dangerous or endangering activities with intent to maintain a safe environment contributing the keys to a healthy future.

  Some people struggle with this simple social ettiquette due to regularly relying on their weakness: lack of parental training which ultimately integrates into daily attitudes toward society, and then becomes a temporary lifestyle. However, after 6 months when authority figures encourage and foster these critical thinking insufficiency becomes a permanent character move that changes temporary lifestyle mistakes into permanent dependency on habits that unattractively retards progress as well as forces natural elements to go backwards instead of accomplishing peace and serenity.
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Prison Staff Intentionally Ignoring Illegal Drug-Trafficking to Subdue Inmates & Ease 'Baby-Sitting' or Not?

Professor stated:
"the drug culture is maintained and not stopped by the administration because it actually keeps the inmates calmer" (McClanahan, 2017).

Source: DeVry University: Bachelor of Science Program, Justice Administration: U.S. Homeland Security Specialization 2017/August. Rachel Sakhi: Minor - Sports Journalism - Email: r.sakhi@fastice.us | Phone: +1 (424) 346-4297, +1 (213) 716-8398. Audience: London Tabloids Classifieds, United Kingdom.

DeVry U: Sakhi, Rachel: JADM210 - Aug 6, 2017, Topic: "Inmate Behavior" in Prison

Name: Rachel Sakhi
Date: 8/06/2017, Sunday Modified
Subject: Inmate Behavior


Professor, If your presentation of the concept that "the drug culture is maintained and not stopped by the administration because it actually keeps the inmates calmer" mean illegal drug-trafficking in prison is intentionally ignored by staff to sooth potential complaints or lawsuits, then is agonizing torture the intent of the administration? Whereas assuming, I take it, that illegal drugs are ignored in hopes of oppressing inmates from their (awareness) of some 'thing' that if otherwise [alert] would cause frequent riots or population insanity for confronting truth of how their environment appears similar to unjustifiable cruelty? Or does this suggestion mean something different? Thank you. 


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1. Professor's Quote - JADM210 (Week 5): "Administration" Overlooking Drug-Trafficking In Prisons    

Edited by Rachel Sakhi on Aug 6 at 11:09pm